Geography: Natural Vegetation and Wildlife · Class 9 · CBSE Social Science
Why is it important to conserve natural vegetation and wildlife? Mention two measures used for their conservation.
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Why is it important to conserve natural vegetation and wildlife? Mention two measures used for their conservation.
Answer: Conservation is important because natural vegetation and wildlife maintain ecological balance, protect biodiversity and support human life. They can be conserved by establishing national parks, wildlife sanctuaries and biosphere reserves, and by preventing hunting, deforestation and illegal trade in wildlife.
Solution
Natural vegetation and wildlife are essential for ecological balance and biodiversity. Protected areas and strict control of activities such as hunting, deforestation and illegal wildlife trade help conserve them.
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